15th Annual Taste of the South End
by Presented by AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts
(Boston, Massachusetts USA)
March 9 - Taste of the South End 2010 showcases original small plate creations from over 40 stellar South End restaurants, proving just how delicious a night in the South End can truly be.
Participating restaurants include COPPA, 33 Restaurant & Lounge, Mistral, Torro, Avila, Union Bar & Grill, Gaslight, Hamersley's Bistro, and PICCO.
Attendees will also enjoy live cooking demonstrations, a silent auction and raffle, and extensive wine tasting and beer sampling. All proceeds from this 15th annual event will benefit AIDS Action Committee.
Tuesday, March 9th, 2010
General Admission: 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
VIP Admission: 6:00 PM - 9:30 PM
After Party (for VIP ticket holders): 9:00 PM - 10:00 PM
The Boston Center for the Arts Cyclorama
539 Tremont Street
Boston's South End
All tickets can be purchased online at www.aac.org/taste or by calling 617.450.1526
General Admission is $95 and includes unlimited sampling from all participating restaurants plus complimentary fine wine, cocktails, and more.
VIP Admission is $150, which also includes unlimited sampling from all participating restaurants plus complimentary fine wine and cocktails - plus the following extras:
- Early entry to the event: The Taste of the South End: Chefs' Reception is held from 6:00 to 7:00 PM and provides an
exclusive opportunity to mingle with the Chefs of the South End, get early access to your favorite restaurants and enjoy complimentary champagne.
- Exclusive access during the event: The VIP Lounge, sponsored by Boston Magazine and open only to VIP ticket holders, is filled with items that won't be found on the main floor, such as even more fabulous restaurants, tempting treats, and complimentary cocktails courtesy of Patron Tequila.
- Mingle with your favorite chefs after the event: Only VIPs are admitted into the Taste of the South End After Party held at The Beehive from 9:00 to 10:00 p.m.
About AIDS Action Committee
AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts, Inc., (AAC), New England's first and largest AIDS organization, is dedicated to stopping the spread of HIV/AIDS by preventing new infections and optimizing the health of those already infected. AAC provides free confidential services to men and women living with HIV/AIDS, and conducts educational and prevention outreach to those at risk of infection. AAC runs the only statewide multilingual AIDS Hotline (1-800-235-2331) and Hepatitis Hotline (1-888-443-4372).
Free and confidential rapid HIV testing and counseling is available at AAC's downtown Boston location and at its MALE Center in Boston's South End neighborhood. More information is available at www.aac.org.
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